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Homeschool Routine/Content Pre K Jan 2010

Our schooling time is about an hour every morning at about 9am, after Mommy cleans up the house and reads the bible. Actually Ian is learning all the time. School time is just a set apart time so that he can learn to sit down to do some work.
These are some of the things we do:
1. Workbook time (Math and Language).
I like these workbooks, quite fun and good pictures. They are gifts from C & F.
2. Online Games (Computer skills, motor skills)
We do some educational games and Ian practises his eye-hand coordination, fine motor skills besides all the other skills the games teaches (Math, Logic, Language, Art)
3. Online Story Time (Language, Literature)
We love storyline online and we already read Sebastian's roller skates, Polar Express and Brave Irene.
4. Board Games (Social Skills, Colors, Math)
We played Little Engine Game and Ladybug game (click on pic)
5. Art Time
Some times we do art, like painting, cards, drawing etc
6. Library Time or Reading Time(Literature, Field Trips)
We visit the library to borrow books and that's good school time. Other times we read books we borrowed from the library and I've started to borrow some Beginner Reader Series, like the Biscuit series.
7. Other outings
During the fall we sometimes go to the park/playground and that's school time too...physical ed maybe? =)
8. Other materials
Once in a while I may find some interesting materials and would do that with Ian.

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